Madusa S.

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Music Mego Amari Gets Angry With Young Thug & Removes 'YSL' From Username She added, "I hate my dad." By Madusa S. May 01, 2021
TV "The Handmaid’s Tale" Season 4 Teaser Is Here Fans are finally getting an update on HULU's "The Handmaid's Tale." By Madusa S. June 24, 2020
News Taylor Gang's Fedd The God & Wiz Khalifa Team Up For "Yea Yup" It's a Taylor Gang affair on Fedd the God's latest single. By Madusa S. April 02, 2021
Music SZA Speaks On Grammy Snub: "It's An Old Energy To Me" SZA is reflecting on her Grammy snub. By Madusa S. January 05, 2021
Music Nicki Minaj Unfollows Everyone On Instagram & Fuels New Music Era Rumors The Barbz are predicting a new Nicki era is upon us. By Madusa S. January 05, 2021
Music Cardi B Gets "Shadow Banned" On Twitter, Has Message For CEO Cardi is promising to be on her best behavior to Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey after being shadowbanned on the platform. By Madusa S. January 04, 2021
Numbers Polo G's "Hall Of Fame" Outperforms First Week Sales Projections & Debuts At No. 1 The news isn't entirely surprising. By Madusa S. June 20, 2021
Music Lil Reese Opens Up About Bullets Grazing His Eye, Head & Mouth In May Shooting He shared new details surrounding the scary ordeal. By Madusa S. June 20, 2021
Music Lil Tjay Says "He's The Youngest N*gga Doing It" After BET Awards Snub The rapper is maintaining that despite his recent snub on the BET Awards nominees list, he's still one of the best out right now. By Madusa S. May 29, 2021
Music Westside Gunn Says Fans Who Can't Pay $25 For "Conflicted" Can "Stop F*ckin Wit Griselda" Westside Gunn had some words for fans who questioned the price of the upcoming film. By Madusa S. January 04, 2021
Crime Police Shot & Killed A Man At Louisville Protest As protests continue to erupt across the country, some police have grown increasingly violent in suppressing them. By Madusa S. June 01, 2020
Politics Black & Latinx People Disproportionately Targeted For Social Distance Violations In NYC The NYPD has released new data amid new social distancing violation enforcement and found that over 80% of people issued summonses for these violations were people of color. By Madusa S. May 10, 2020